128/4 Duke Street, Edinburgh, EH6 8HR
Sale history
£120,000 in December 2014
The property
The subject of the sale is an appealing, freshly decorated 1st floor flat, forming part of a refurbished traditional building, served by an entry phone security system and located in the popular Leith area of Edinburgh. The property offers spacious, comfortable and well planned accommodation on one level, flexible in nature and suitable for use as a two bedroom flat if preferred. The lounge enjoys a pleasant outlook to the front and has as its focal point a living flame gas fire set within a traditional style surround. The room has been decorated in neutral tones, with simple cornice work and quality flooring and there is ample space for a dining table and seating if desired. The large open plan kitchen/dining room could be regarded as the principal living area, freeing the lounge for use as a grand master bedroom if preferred. The bedroom enjoys a tranquil aspect to the rear of the building. The accommodation is completed by an excellent bathroom with electric shower and a separate WC compartment. Further benefits on offer include gas central heating, attractive pine inner doors, a south facing communal back garden and unrestricted parking in surrounding streets.
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